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4 PVi PW RWll Sxi 1 11 1 xr AUCTION SALES Messrs Allan of Cocke Br rlon Carter Dunlap of Henry Dunlap of h-nox Easley Gille-pi ol Carroll (Jordon o( (lies railand Gsugbey Milibel' Moore Nelson kobin-son Tiplou 'I urnry of bile urney of ranklm and ernon Heo-y It trill defejJ aw amendment of the CouvtUntioo providing that no person halt be re-eligible as FresiJeot a second lime but that the term of the setTice might be enlarged lo five or even six years ihet the ex president should become ex-officio a counsellor of State or bold some olher exalted station with an equivalent annual The' Nurembnrg Correspondent pretends ihet the Porte Wilt accede lo the tiealy of the 6th July provided iba Prince to- be placed at Ibe head of the Greek Government shall nut depend upon any CLi i-tian piw Rumours of change iu the Freucli Miui-try still couiioue Barlbelemy author of (lie poem Le Fih dc I' Homme was cuudemtiud by the tribunal of correctional police to three mouths iinprisooinent aud a Cue of 1000 fiantt From lit Journal du roininerce of 30th July Wc Lave news from Algiers of tbe tllh aud alt doubts unhappity are dissipated as In the te of our unfortunate countrymen who fell into tbe bauds of the Redon ins in the last engagement upon the coast They were to the number of 24mercileisly massacred tbeir hcids carried to Algiers and paraded about the city after which llity were delivered over to tbe English surgeon who obtained permission to bury them It excites horror to think that France will not take vengeance of these cannibals and that at this very moment perhaps an arrangement is concluding with them the commander of the blockading squad ron having it is said received fell powers to conclude one A young officer alone was saved by tbe aid of a female of tbe country aod tbe Dey gave a reward of COQ piastre to the person who delivered him alive whereas 100 was the price put up on thus encouraging tbe clemency of his ferocious sublets by giving twice as much for a living enemy as for tbe bead a dead one New York Sept 1C Miss Wright was unable to lecture last Sunday evening at Philadelphia in consequence of the great crowd that collected to hear her IB THAN KS TO THE LATE GOVERNOR Th bouse unanimously concurred with (be senate in tbe adoption of the following resolution Resolved by tbe General Assembly of tbe State of Tennessee That a joint coiHiuitte be appointed to wait upon lira Wni Hall late Speaker of tbe beanie sod Acting Governor of ibis Slate aud lender to him tbe tbauks of ibis General Assembly for tbe able and impartial manner in winch be has dm barged tbe duties of Chief Megpitrat since tbs resignation of tbe late ex ecutive The 8peaker appointed on tbe part of tbe house as a committee to carry into effect the above resolution Afesin Gillespie of Blount M'Gaughey Robinson Turney of bite and Overton Jir Dunlap of Henry returned a bill explanatory of an act to help and speed poor persoo in obtaining their ngbts with an amendment which was rejected and the bill passed itssecoDd reading The resolution from the Seoate authorising tbe Cash-' lerof tbe State Bank at Nashville to receive certain moueys from tbe entry taker of tbe Iliwassee district was rejected On motion of Mr Gordon of Ilickmsn (the rule being dispensed with) it was resolved that both Louses convene tomorrow (this day) at I to elect a county Surveyor for Dickson county NASHVILLE SATURDAY OCT 3 1829 The legislature is still engaged rather in preparing for business than la maturing and completing any No important question of general interest Las yetbeen disposed of But great industry and activity have been exercised in preparatory arrangements and so soon as the Message of tbe new Governor is delivered and the most important committees have made their reports we shall have matter of grave imporl from that body to lay before our readers Impeachment of Judge The committee appointed by the House of Representatives to investi- gate the official conduct of the Hou Nathaniel VfWil- 1 hams is engageC in the discharge of that duty but nothing baa yet transpired as to tbeir proceedings or a to the testimon' adduced before them We Lave I tot tibove ilwtifn f-leciionceiirg for Lit teat Every representative it called uo to attend to tLe little dirty business of bit couvliluetils aa wallas to tbeir great and clettu buatoeaa 9 be right to be beard by the legists tjru guarantied to every citizen and no general ret elution can abut the doon of (be bouse or the ears of member If the legislature cannot dissolve contracts Low can they pasa tbe lawa proposed respecting the citizens South of French Broad and llolston7 The leg islature according to immemorial usage can dissolve the marriage contract when it ta believed to be viula ted by either of the parties If a petition were offered to bang a man the house must bear it but then might reject it So no petition for a divorce should be granted except in very clear cases but every petition should be icccived and acted on Mr Gillespie of Blount could not see why tbe citizens South of French Broad and llolston should be drawn into this debate Suppose tbe people of some section of country were to desire tbe Legislature to marry the people by law aud petitions of tbe kind were to pour in upon the bouse would it not be constitutional and right to pass a resolution that no such petition would be granted 1 The legislature if a party to a contract could with the consent of the other party annul the contract entered into by tbemselres This was tbe case with respect to tbe contract with tbe citizens south of French Broad and llolston Tbe legislature aud those citizens might mutually agree to dissolve the contract but tbe legislature could not dissolve a contract to which they were do party nor even where they were a party without the cousent of tbe ether contracting party Mr Brazeale said that be bad brought down a storm of thunder upon htoiielf from tbe county of Franklin He knew not where tbe gentleman picked up tbe phrases litttle dirty business or great and chan business He did not tlimk that tbe resolution denied the people the constitutional right to petiliou He admitted tbe duty of the legislature to act upon the business of the ppople whether great or trivial But he contended for the right aud expediency of notifying the people that when a remedy is provided in courts of justice the legislature will not iuterfere to dissolve tbe bonds of matrimony especially on etjmrte testimony He argued ft some length on tbe evils of acting otherwise He bad as much respect for the people as tbe gentleman from Franklin and he thought as much of the important and holy state of matrimony as the gentleman could If the language of the resolution be obnoxious to that gentleman he can move to amend Mr Douglas moved to strike out the words received and which motion prevailed Mr McFarland thought the resolution unnecessary Tbe bouse may decide on every case as it Complaints must be beard aud if they are unreasonable they can be rejected without any previous general resolution Cases when presented can be referred to the courts of justice if ample remedy can be obtained there If not the petitions can be granted The pledge implied ia this resolution can have no binding effect and the resolution therefore will do no good The house adjourned without any decision on tbe resolution Thursday October 1 Petftimi so era by Mr McGaughey of Jeremiah Jack for a divorce by Mr Tipton of the proprietors of Umcoy Turnpike road for permission to enter certain lands by Mr Inge of certain mechanics for a lien on their and by Mr Dunlap of Henry of James Stevenson and of John Rob-ertsoD for divorces Mr Carter from tbe committee on tbe inauguration of tbe governor reported certain arrangements which were concurred in Mr Tipton from the committee of propositions and grievances reported a bill authorizing Thomas Moore of Monroe county James Cooper of Cambell county Frederick Rogers of Bledsoe county Jehu Griffith and James Griffith of Morgan county to peddle without license within tbe third congressional district which report was concurred in and the bill passed a first reading Mr Dunlap of Knox from the Committee on educs tioo made a report Sccompaoied with the following resolutions which were laid on the table until Satur -day next Retolvti That our Senators in Congress be and they are hereby instructed aud that our Representatives in Congress be aud they are hereby requested to use tbetr exertions to have 11 the vacant lands owned or claimed Dy tile united Males in soy of the State or Territories sold aud disposed of as soon as the same can reasonably be done at a fair price so as to induce tbe investment of idle capital and the emigration of the excess of population in the old states Reialaed farther that they be and are hereby instructed and lequested to use their endeavors to have tbe net proceeds of all aales hereafter to be made of the public lands set apart by law aa a permanent fund for the use oi common schools at -which ths children of the citizens of the respective states and territories may ba educated and that such funds be to distributed that each of the states and territories may receira such a portion thereof as will be a fair dividend according to the whole amount of tha population surh states or territories may difficult to mnke 'J was a ftli ationdanco of bnyrri at th public sale and it went off equal to general expectation ibe infeitor I i i al louaUties brought prices corresponding to the previous currency by received several communications on that mbject both ID greatly I the satisfaction of the rjViiuj but tor the ftae ih offers were to id lower 'ib uupwt from the friend of the Judge and from the advocates critt wo11 of Uie Vylt generally who patronise I There baa been more activity In Cotton this weokt and ths transac of the prosecution principally from the vicinity of In amalic representations in that great metropolis We reideDC which decline pulflibing Ilauld ft think be highly inproper lo make the affair a topic of performances all of vyuich at least equally com ina uho Orleans 5 a tq Aiabuma ooo Ala-newspaper discimion while an investigation is pend- It is taken from an editorial criticism in I nhouiiVtl wimpi'ciionor the mmkt oi changed masnaiijr imr whirl nut in -Q i tbe Morning Courier and New York Enquirer WIllCXS may probably result in I trial before tbe I I freelv tbe eurienrr of lax wrek VV Hit the ecition of 900 Ur hiehost tribunal our state It would at nnre ba dm- Sheridan a fine comedy of tbe School for ztt and thutum quantity of American for ipnrt Slid 300 of UieiM- Ulgliost inuunai our State It HOMO at once oe CIS- tolon peculation the sales have been wholly to consumer The respectful to the egislative bodr and uniust to the in- 0canuu I import of the week Is 67 bales but vewels have arrived hjinjiBj 6 ii nn ii 1 about 16000 bales and have yel to report at tbe ueioHis 1 he ac counts from Manchestsr tre of (he eauie tenor aa lor some lime past CetUa Market Af 7 sales of the wrsk are ITWO price remain without alteration uponthneeof last week Tlie sonal and politicalbostility Tbu to accuse the repre- fashion at present but it is tbe genuine style: it is an )oo ba namely 233oo American 8700 Braaii aoo rl- i iji- il I Ilrmerara and 100 Barbadoes sentatives of the people acting under the solemn sane-1 gentlemanly delineation of the character be I Trade rominned very dull In the manufacturing towns la England 1 assume which marks a loDg and close application to I The Leeds Mercury says trade tied deerrtued more than one third bis profession His Benedick Duke Aranza and Partly wtn toti last American tariff Rons of pa Uatity prejudice and wilful injustice is no Charles Surface were conceived with ablit and utXu'uwtk (rifling matter We cannot give credence or support cuted with spirit they were distinct peuonifjcations bams 4d a per lb imported 17870 bates aud bugs to any such charge but would rather believe that the Mr Caldwell is unlike the majority of his profession he a AJy59-CoUon-3i bales Georgia 83 159 Fnnam plays not to the million but to the judicious which is 1 sw -Haoetm bats Gao a 9i I praisei he is chaste to a degree but he should not 28joutaoaat 97 3dz at I sq 150 bbis roiirsh 43 sonal enemies if be have any in tbe legislature would be loo Um tbi aide be err the be tbe more cautious in tbeir proceedings and more APF01NTMFNTS BY THE PRESIDENT Charles Rhind of New York to be Consul of the United States for tbe port of Odessa on the Black Sea in Russia John Ward of Missouri to he Consul of tbe United particularly scrupulous in their efforts to do him ample order to avoid as far aa possible every Ha-lility to suspicion of prejudice and to evince to the I world in the most conspicuous manner tbe liberality Caldwell tbe manager of our 11103116131 been ball I riltlE fourth anniversary Coiuiuencemenl Ball of the Unirsr-JL sity of Nashville will take place at tha City Hotel on WEDNESDAY nextTth inst A subscription paper has bees lafl at th bar of the Hotel o2-2 DOYLE EASTLAND Unnernty of Ji'athrdlt Tbe fourth Anniversary Commencement of this institution will he celebrated on Wednesday next (7 tli inst) in tbe Presbyterian Church The exercises will begin precisely at 10 clock A The public examination of tbo several classes was commenced yesterday morning and will be continued daily (Sunday excepted) until Tuesday evening Latatfrom Europe Arrivals at New York have brought intelligence from Liverpool to the bib of August and from London to the 7th Our limits will not permit ample details nur are they of any peculiar interest The following are extracts Private letters from Odessa to tbe litb of July repeat the statement of General Dicbitscb having passed ibe Balkan and add that Admiral Greig is to land 15000 men at Borges and Sieboli to facilitate the operation of the Commander in Chief who will it is supposed match at once against Adrianople Globe and Traveller Acgsduro July 30 The reports respecting the negocialion for peace still keep up It is again positively affirmed that the Russian commander iu chief has declared that the Emperor desires the termination of I the war and that the Porte appeared disposed lo enter I into negocialiuna The defeat of the Grand Vizier tbo fall of Silixtria and the fruitiest expedition of the Captain Pacha to the III ack Sea are said to have inspired the Porte with inure conciliatory sentiments to which may be added tbe advance of the Russian and the sending of troops from Odessa to Sizeboli It was asserted at Vienna that Rndschuck Lad capitulated and that a considerable Russian corps bad advanced from Rachova towards Sophia Ireland Clare Election The election for a mem her to represent the county of Clare took place at En niston on the 30th of July Mr was elected I wUilout opposition and great exultation was expressed 00 the occasion Theatncal-VIe see by tbe New York paper that I States for Ihe port of Chihuahua id Mexico Mterckh of Pennsylvania to be Consul of the United States for the Island of Martinique in place of Sl Marea0t regigDed William Smaler of Massachusetts to be Consul of the United States for the port of Havana in the Island of Cuba in tbe place of I homas Rodney removed SiDHiT Mason of Virginia te be Consul of the Uni- Sute for th port oft Johnit io th8 of Por torico in tbe place of Robert Jacques removed William Stirling to be Consul of the United slte for Port of Barcelona in Spain in the place of Charles Douglass removed WaLUM Hamilton of Louisiana to be Surveyor ofPoblic Lands South Tennessee in place of James Turner removed William Troost Simons to be Consul of the United States for Westphalia and the Prussian Provinces of the Rhine to reside at Elherfelt in place of John Godfrey Boker resigned I to negotiatlODS was proposed 0 I pn jt wu said proposes as a basis the treaty 1 Ackerman and an indemnity to be subsequently diseased for the expenses of the war It was doubted Constantinople whether the Porte weuld nominate 1 'll i were passing the Danube aud the Army of lfricieuy to advance and appear I jQ tbo course of a ww weeks before Adrianople A Te Dcum was celebrated at Bucharest on the 3d July for the capture of Siltstria after winch the Bo- frards wailfdoathe President who informed them (o rettMilh peace 0D I basis of tbe treaty of Ackerman and that they should proceed to elect a new bospodar He recommended them to fellow the new system of simplct ty and econ omy adopted by the Sultan to which they were averse I Hmre will he much d'fficulty is choosing a Sultan I General Muffling waa to embark at Naples for Constantinople but the Augsburgh Gazette little hopes were entertained of hi effecting aoythmg by Ins I mission i A et Lj? 1 GcTr received orders to send ooo men to reinforce the army blockading Giurgevo His ermy in Lesser Wallachia was in perfect health Petersburg wes illuminated on receiving the news of the fall of Silistra Newt wai received at thesame Tid'clllo! ofc Mnfr 4 Bo on Ik Hhl of June over great masses of Turks in the defile ol Pozhow in which they lost their camp which was ca- arrdlgUery 400 pn rIJ i RmJ of 5 I 1 BY THOMPSON DHTinim I LI bewhloM UlllRbDAV 8th mil lll clot tjy Imit ul our Am lion store 30 begs prime Green Corfu' I iterpoul SMi Qureiisware Hnli Chntis Moln-ses I ejj-sr Cuppvret k'li UeJ Cords I'lodgh Line begnrs Cltur me Ac Al-o Ur rlt-JPuno I ones which can be examined si any lime prci kui lo tile day of sale the Music Room ol MrJohu If V' I 4 Tenet -4 months for all sums over 1(K) oi BY COXIRY r-rCONIIELL ON 'DAV OCT bill will be sold without reserve ZO bid IN r-w Orb an Sugir iUbagt best Green Collie lObbl Mola CoguMK Brand) Gin Madeira aud Fort mu IR un In pei ml and Gunpowder Teas Snamli Hun! Indigo Maddrr Frppt AIpiceGmgi rCia Alum hi Coppe as Kotin Kptom and Glauber Saitt Soap Sperm and Tallow Can-llrv Iter ami Fig Leo Shot Anvil Vices Weeding Hoes Hoop Iron BlitU anil Crawley Steel Nad Rods Trace Chains RopeanJ Twine Bed Cords and Flougb Liuei Wrap-pine and riling ur Hats Ac Ac Ac Tet tut unit under JlOO cnh over 100 sixty dai credit foi negotiable paper oft AUCTION fPO clo'-e a consignment by orJor of ibe A tl will tell at Aurtion on MONDAY fbe 5th OW n- del of Oi tober nest at 11 o'clock in front of my Were-hou es Drmk-crick street the following Goods sir lii nates (fureiitware assorted each crate Ji liluU green iippcrai (London A quantity Spamrn klolnnt Indigo German hte I Glauber and psoiu Salts TFRMS under JGO i ash over $306 and ttnrfer 1000 foof months and over $10(81 sit month rvedit lor approved endorsed nntn payable at 0 firam Ii Rank Sale poilivelv without reere JOHN DkVVklf PARTNERSHIP milF Subscribers respectfully inform their fiieodv and the public in general that lhe have Ltkeu into no partiiervlop Mr Anthony Johnton of this pl 'I fit bu-iiu iv in future (ex pt so far as will be nerevsaiy in i loving up the old concern will be conducted under the firm of KJ 1 T-II URNS Sf OGVSOJV at their foiuier stand rorinr of Col-Itge and Spring vlrtf Iv and toliol ihe palioasge of (heir blend in general JX'aehville Oct I A KA BURN To Planters Merchants and dinners yfEare part owners of ft new SleaodxiMt of (In: first I lvs now building el Clm innali htt will be hu-i-hid exily I he season and will pi) a a tegular Ladei In iwren tin place surf New Orb an We have laigo and toiuinodious Warehouse ami will receive store and ship Cotlon tree of chaige eii rpl -dr) ag when shipped on our boat Wewill also rseeiv anrf store Tobacco on as a romiModoting trims a an) other house III Nashville Wi wilt make liberal advanct on uiudftrs (W those who wish to ship to New Orleans Av one of their firm Greene Rayburn) intend going to New Orleans in the month of November util and remain during ihe business satou bar will ailt ud to receiving and paying Ireights and forwarding any good tha! tin ir friends may consign him (row New oik I hil ndt Iphu and Baltimore free of i haigev except dmyege anti have them forwarded without delay by the first opportunity and nut hold them for any partirul ir boat unit mstrai ted in do ol RAYBURNS ft JOHNSON RAYBURITS tc J0IIHS02I nAVk on hand and will constantly keep Will sssorleJ slock of GKOCk RIRS which ill he vuhl low for eahvr exi hanged for cotton oron a credit to punc tual men o'4 SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN who has been living iu the West eni Country for fiveyears and has perfect knowledge ol th Mercantile basinets is desirous of oblaiuing a iilatio a salesman Or be would be glad to take charge of a Country Store invests small capital and have sn ititertvl in the establishment fm his services He would expect to devote himvell exclusively to the business A line addressed to I through Ih medium llie vostolfice shall meet wilb inmiediale alltnlion Nathvdlt Ort 2 1829 CIRCULAR OF THE MEDICAL COLIXaH OF CABOLmA fltJlL laiulty ol the Medical College announce lo the JL public that the Letluies of ibis Institution will be resumed ou tbisecoihl Monday in November on ihe following by John Edwards Holbrook Ft 40 Surgery- by James Ramsay Me Institutes and Practice of by Heuiy Dick-son MaUrut Ahdic-hj Uturf Frost and Vutate of Womtnand Children-bf Thomas rnoluM I) Tl Chemistry and Edmund Ravenel Natural History and by biepheo Elliott LL Pathological arid Surgital by JohnWagniMD Demonstrator of Anal iy John VV a6ner AL D- itT In issuing this Circular the Farulty eredesuous ol bringing to the view of the bouthtrn Section of our country the progre which has been made lit establishing a Medu nl Colhee and lo point out still further the opportunities who are allorded for ihe Siqutreimul of a Medical Eduiatioo Thesuictss whiele has followed their undertaking the gradually lutriatmg Clase whi each bes-ion has witnessed they would fondly roneidi evidiucts that the fucilitnsour i Uy allords have not bee over-riilcif snd that these prop rly improved will give ihe College pemwiienct and tlmracier The Faculty hue not been uamind-lulof tlic Charge comnntlcJ to them nor remained satlifiid svilh their exerliou but as lar as wnt in their power the opportune (weed ai-quiring information have beeo eilemleil either by per-lectuig what was requued to ri nder insli ui ilou tfliucnl and complete or by enlarging the source ol knowledge la these respect they trust that what they have done will be found to have been attended wilh effect In particular they would drrert the attention to the opjiorlimities snouted for the pioseeotion of anatomical investigation "i he eiltnt of Our population ha furnished subjects moie than equal Iu Ihe demand ilh I hie lniisientable requisite (lie student i assisted in hi researches and la progress promoted by the appointment of a Dimonslra-(ur who super intending Aia arrangements of the disserting rooms will afford on all occasions Ihe netessaiy iirarlieftl Instructions 'I he Museum has been greatly enlarged The Anatomical division receivi annually new and inti ri-sltng additvon nd is of siilhfiint sue lo furnish ell Ihe lufoirualioii which ran he afforded by preparations of the humau subject or Ike snoie lieautiful and nilr resting dclmialion in wax The Division us Natural History whn ha been added within the Inst year en larges much the views of the student and afford him an opportunity ofbeioniingftu quaintrd will) the varituwoforgamied str nature av exhibit) in the annual kingdom arranged as they have been according to the most approved systems Here he has an opportunity of survejmg at a glance err ups of faniitir among the lunou animals birds fishes inserts wilh their peculiarities connections dependencies A Cbmct of Mintials displays the riches of that lunerlom and furnishes Ihe menus of inslrui tion in a department of knowledge which It la-creasiag in imporiance ai utility In the Prsctire of Medir me peculiar ndvanlagis are nffoidcd lo the Southern Stuclrntby a detail of those ilieeases which prevail in our section of country the various rirr umslnnres Hieo-tioued whirh operate iii a manner unfnendlv le life with the best means of obviating and is moving (heir affections Opportunities for CUuir at Instruction ure afforded el the A Inis Ikiuse and Marine Hospital attendant upon whirh is gralm-tems and it is but justire lo ndd that under the direction of it officer the Medical Clinic of these institution have been considerably advanced A Surgery bin been lately established in which nut only all the operations occuiriog iu public institutions are performed but such other as come under the notice of the practitioner ol thecityand to which acceu i granted lo the students Bythit nrrangeinrnt frequent oppoitnmtie are aflordrd for instruction in ojierative Surgery Ihe following is slut of the mors important operation which have been performed during the last two year Amputation at the shoulder joint ihe hip joint of the leg beloie the knee the turn middle metacarpal kontiwithlwojingirr Eattrpahon of tht Mamma -of tumor from tht artrummarxliore of tumor from tht upper eyelid Ojierationfor Fistula Lairyuiolit -fur Cataract foi Popliteal aneurism Th establishment of a Frofessonhip of Pathological and Surgical Anatomy being a new itnture in collegiate arrangement) the Society iiuiu an mswilliiigiiea to iiureas the uccestai expenses of education have rendered nitrndance upon (hr branch of study optional with Ihe studi nt Th requisitions for a Degree are (hut the candidate shall have attained th age of twenty one years shall sustain a good moral character and shall have studud Medicine three years under some established practitioner He shtdl alsohave attend ed two full course of Lei lures ol Ihe first named tut Prof non or one similar full course at some olher ri pi table school previous to becoming member of this Institution 1 hose who have for Iwo asous taken the Th kets of any or all th Professors shall be entitled lo hit or their Lectures without further expense Em candidate for a Degree shall present on or before tht first day of March of his second sussioa a Thesis or Dissertation connected with Medicine wlm Ii having been inspected and approved by one of ihe Profi isors he shall be called up mid privately examined by Ihe lacully They bsing satisfied with (us at quiremeni tbe Degree will then lie ronfer-red by the Society A premium annually offirrdhyth Society for the best Dissertation in tha Larin language and mini her by the Family for the best Diertalion la the English language Students at their first session are required to make application lo tbe Dtanfoi alii kt of mntrii ulalion this being considried evidence that ho fin pWd himself under the governmeul of th College Good Boarding can be obtsmr at $4 ptcwr ekund Boo ks can be imrrhased upon Ih most reason dle terms 1 HENRY 1 HOST Charleston Aiig27-o2 2m 'iHmneif tht Faculty TYItlNTING INK of the best rspallty cnnulsmle for sal I by i 3 mn SON magnanimity and high sense of duty by which alone I they are actuated We fear that like mosFprosecu- tioD of the kind it will if it rH in an impeach- ment be tedious irritating and highly unpleasant but I have every confidence ia tbe patience fairness I and impartiality of tbe investigation 5 and most sin-1 is cerely do we hope that Instead of injuring and da- gracing the gentleman implicated it may tend to in- crease public confidence in Lis integrity capacity and moral and intellectual worth We have ourselves no prejudices to gratify and shall endeaver to act our humble part as reporters of the proceedings with all possible independence and with a strict unwavering I regard to truth and justice Tbe Lyncbburgh Virginian speaking of this sub-1 ject civilly remarkt- What rendera this matter (till more iotaresting ia that there is not a press in Tennessee bold enough to raise its voice in behalf of any (nan who may be sm- She made a short speech from her carriage and gave a shot to the clergy aod aristocracy MARRIED At Columbia Edwnid Del Fsq to Mtt Baird of tins town Dr John Heys lo Mt Ophelia Folk Dlf At Frankfort Ky Mr Sophia Clay wife of Foiter Clay Fsq In ranklm county Kv Mr Seneca M'Crackm At Louisville Ky Mr flevld Ruth nged 4L At St Louis Lieut unml Wellington Hunt of the Armv COMMERCIAL 190 India Id 1 L9 Fjyui ai public auction 2 ithuii foi5a Maud offered wo id 315 Burned offered sold sHab) 950 West India 5J a 3 tai 10910 ianidBd even decline of id per ib Liverpool Aug I The vales of CotUin last week anioinuri) In 10 910 hslee vli-40 8 Inland at lit a 15 l08taineU9l400 I'plarule a Cl 1140 Orleans a 8 1490 Alabama 5 8 Brazil a7' India Oj 19 179 Egyptian hj a 7y bUi But India To- AVEremovnl to the Wrehoue lately occupied by Matthew Watson on College strict nearly opposite Mews allies Woods A Co TO BEITT rpilE Dwelling House on ummerstret at rsi-jJJJI I JL nt ocrupieu bv Mrs itlisius Possession can lii- hail on ttielst ot JusMwywsasA To good Uu-drawii ut 1 would prefer leasing it for a term of ears 1 lie house contains fiver Kims beside the passage and ispltav antly situated ina good neighborhood Persona desirous ol renting wilt make application in my absence to Thoa Welch who will maka known tbe terms c2-eo4t ANN TURN FR SHERIFF'S SALE ON Monday the 9ihdy of November next I shall sell to Ihe highest bidder foromh nt (he Courthouse door in ihe (own of Springfield all the riglil title and inteicst (either of dower or otherwise) which Eve Durr hath in and to one hundred aiul eighty three acres of landlvmgin Robertson couuty on tlic waters of Springcreek adjoining the lands of Washington Gii William Ferry end others levied on by sxrcution nt the instance of James Fuqua to satisfy Ins debt aud cost Sale within the usual hours RICH'D FOWFIL Sh'ff o3-25 of Robertson county lanrefamily Above one half is cleared and divided into Field ani Ii Any person wbhmg to itmde in tLia section country would do well to examine this peopirt) la local ait Wn(er tnd l(le tulilon hrultliyaxhas been lolly tested twenty year rdew on it With it wll sold of sired by the purchaser Com Fodder Oatt and Horttt Cattle Sheep and Ifoge and also Plantation Implementi of the most approved kind If sold by on or before the 20th of February posse-lion will be given the 1st of March if desired by the pur- ill still be for sale but poiaeion will not be given until the end of the ensuing year One third of the punt as money will be required down or in the course of a lew months tbe balance in two equal annual instalments All the imvment muslbe mm! payable in Bank EDWARD WARD Hill Davidson county Dec 1 -Q'rToN WOOLLEN Th nBBu(BCtnr of Cotton and WoolUn aembly of the State of Alabama passed January 20th 1829 entitled act to enable the Slate of Alabama to tell mid dispose of certain lands tharein mined" the Land Office Will opened iu tha town of Courtland oa Monday th 26lh day of October next for the purpose of receiving enines from persons entitled to make the same under the abmo recited art I8-4w BFNJM BRADFORD Register Machinery reserlfiilly inform Ihe publir thslthey ha com rcui ofe above business at No 24 Water street between Marktamlk erry-stieets FIT rMUJRGH where they have fit up their shop in a superior style with tie most approved ooU nml thiit they sr now ready to rfuvny order in their iii also Turning Lathes of various descriptions and many otjjr kinds of Tool wdl be mad and furnished to order A Rtmit reecnlly f4in from MMia( hnsetts and has been for any years engaged in the budding of Cotton nd Woollen Machinery and had sec to the principal shops in the Euslcrn blates where he bus acquired a knowledgeof the most '-7 KS'! SoIm or t0McisrsL A 1 Frierson on the enmerof Market ami Front reels mrl7 A BEMH A (v Fitihnrgh TW'ASIIVIILK The undersign In forms his friend aud the publir that ha taken that house feehuppoied capable of contsining when completely settled ltioted further that his Excellency the Gove Governor of LATEST FROM FRANCE The Havre packet ship Charles Carroll bat arrived gled out by the domioant parly as an pbjectof its ven-1 at New York bringing Paris papers to the 31st July geance The National Banner the only paper now inclusive Front the postcript to the New York Corn-existing in that state that ever bad any ytretenewni to mercial we extract the items which fellow independence of character has forfeited them by its Trantlationifrom the Conihtuttonel of July 31 recent course Mr Walsh himself has not played a They wrote from Bucharest July 6 that Ibeaieges ofl has to thirty scicnscretof land part of trait whereon kanny double character more aktlfully than he of the Banner I Riiijqbuck and Giurgevo were to commence iinmedi-1 Du kason now hves Also fiity acres of land lying on th wntra Under such circumstances and when the persecutors atei aD( that a part of the army of operation at Silis- of Barren rirer adjoining the landsof Rolmg of Judge Williams are urged on by the bitter spirit of triaad lnarched tLat direction A corps of ober- MORCAN fT" nimo6sty and revenge which they have manifested tb I Tation of 30 000 men remained before CLoumla and accused will stand but a wretebed chance of obtain- General Dtebitsch was making preparations to advance ing justice either at the hands of his judges pt the I on Adrianople Tbe reioforcements on their march public' Lad orders to rendezvous with all speed at Bazardschtk Whatever may be wanting in boldnett among the A Russian and Turkish Commissioner bed tn inter presses of Tennessee appears to be amply made up by I raP Choumla to uuderstand each oth the which it to SHERIFF'S SAXE WILL be sold for radi at tbe Courthouse in the town of Gallatiu on the Saturday before tha second Monday in November next nil the right that John jVtiglra has to seventy acres of land whereon said Anglesi now lives Bold by virtue of alias A fx Cage and Vaughan vs said Angles ALSO at tha same tune all the nghtHhat John Dukason now realties! ontuimng loim thing our BOO arrr Tins Land lies immsdiati-ly on Gumbei land ilvei about 14 liiilia a hove Nuahville oil it are all buildings and Improvemrnt He ret vary for the comfort and convenient arcoinniodaliou of 'J) the audacity with which pretendcri lo tn a sister slate make random and unfounded assertions We confess we are not bold enough to prejudge a case about which we know nothing nor to accuse respec- table men without evidence and against every reason The Torte was by no I under the orders of Geueral rablen had passed tbe thuetranefemnglheeeat ofwar to Rotunelta I Qq jjjg ()de 0f the Balkan there was a large bo- dy of troops at Eski Stamboul A new army of fresh Hoops was entering the Principalities Russia ware positively known I meani disheartened They wrote from Jassy on the 8th July that in con- The reserves Observation ibis stats requested to have furnished to our Senator and Representatives in Congress copies of tbe foregoing report and resolutions and alto that be be requested to transmit one copy thereof to each of tbe Governors of the respective States of the Union with a request that be will lay tha same before the legislature and aolicit their co-operntiou in ejecting tbe objects mentioned in said resolutions Bdl were By Mr Ilulingfor the benefit of William By Mr Dunlap of Henry to protect young ladies from imposition in early marriages (prohibiting the issue of liconaes to marry any female under 13 or male under 21 without tbe consent of Lis or her father or guardian) A bill from the senate for the relief of Heury Mat lock and others passed its first reading A bill for the benefit of John Stone of Bedford county passed its 3d aod last reading and was ordered to be engrossed INAUGURATION OF TIIE GOVERNOR At 11 agreeably to previous arrangement the two bouses convened in the hall of the House of Representatives when the Acting Governor the Gov rnor Elect the Judges of the courts tha Reverend Clergy and a crowd of ladies and gentlemen attended and the ceremony took place of mdiictiog into office General WILLIAM CARROLL as governor of the state of Tennessee for the ensuing two years After a solemn prayer by tbe Rev Mr Ilurne the acting gov-ernor William Hall made a few appropriate remarks on retiring from the responsible station to whioh had been unexpectedly called by the resignation of the late governor The oaths of office were then ad minis tered by the Hon Robert Whyte judge of tbe Su premo Court to bis Excellency Governor Carroll who thereupon addressed the two housek in a fen words substantially aa follows Jtfr Speaker of tht Senate Jdr Speaker of the Haute of Rep retentatxves and Gentlemen of the Senatt and of the House of Repretentatwet A tillable occasion seems now to preunt itself for tendering through )ou to the people of Tennesee my heartfelt gratitude for tbe evidence which they have recently furnished of their kind partiality towards me Ever since my arrival in the state their favor has sustained me far btyond tbe measure of my most sanguine expectations More than justice has been extended to me for the little good I may have done and my errors have been covered with the mantle of chanty I have endeavored lo make aome return by an honest and faithful devotion to wbat 1 conceived be their beat interests during a public service of more than ten of the best yeurs of my life Still I uu conscious that my feeble efforts have but poorly paid the debt which I owe for Xheir aBectionate support Rut cheered by the recollection of tbe pest and relying on the aid of that Providence by whom even the hairs of ourheads tre numbered I enter upon the duties ftlie high trust committed (o my care ander a hope that my labors may be somewhat useful to our beloved country Gentlemen iu the ordinary course of human affairs it is not probable that all of you who compose this general assembly and otytoif xbsll ever again meet ander circumstances similar lo the present I beg you tlieu to believe that you have my fervent wishes for your health prosperity and happioess through all (he chequered scenes of your future lives and on your return to your respecUvn homes I pray you torormuumrate to our common constituents that towards them all the same sentiments are by me most ardently cherished A prayer wax then offered up by the Rev Mr Fail alter which tbe Executive retired and the two bou act separated DIVORCES Tbe house again took up the i evolution under con side ration on the subject of divorces Mr Dunlap of Koox offered tbe following amendment winch was rejected except in such Csvcs as the petitioner msy show that be or she is unable to bear the exp nws of suit tor divorce" The resolution was then adopted by the following vote sVk Messrs Speaker Allen of Smith Brazeale Cheatham Davis Dobbins Douglass Foster of Gillespia of Gordoa of II ill ng Inge Martin Miller Karins Overton Ow-fg JvkinRrnnd of being actuated by the bitter We are not bold i i legislature and people of Tennessee by declaring tha ft roan Lera accused will stand but ft wretebed chance of oblaioing justice either at tbe hands of hfs judge! or the If such is the mode of ic tl i rwmwsia- tog boldness and independence and political firmness in the estimation of tbe Lyncbburgb VirffDian had rather receive the sneers than the compliments of that print Wo are not ewar that wo have ever shrunk from responsibility when called on by duty to ML tn raonrrf forte nr avow oninions We shall the public to record fact or avow opinions We shall ever be bold enough to raw our voice in favor of any man whom we believe to be tbe victim of intolerance iuu wmuiii vv aud oppression If the result of the investigation ehmsM ehMT that the bold but uniuonorted charge of should ihow ttmt the bold but tnivpportea charges oi (he Virginian are true in regard to the accuser of Judge Williams it will be time enough then to accuse of po110! od oantof odpd proUi fl I 11 Ik foU to upm oui- HDCor c- vktions The Virginian bad better look at home ami see whether while it is thus censuring other it has not mistaken in it own conduct vindictive intoler- nce for manly boUwu and the bitter spirit of ini able presumption spirit of animosity and independence of as to confound members of the house representative! with member of the senate in order to charge a prosecutor with having predetermined a cause Whiih he it afltrwardt to iry-at to insult the fl mostly and lor that independence or char- acter to which it modestly accuses us of having II 1 forfeited all prclermom lb sequel perbsps will show whether we or that pres have pursued the most fair digoilitul die bonorabU course lo relfttioo to tbis fnftttcr Hear? Banks lias issued proposal for unblinking a Iv I JLeu ire paper at Frankfort By under Ih title of the Het- feiH Volunteer It will not he says become an advocate for tb Fe-electioa of Geueral Jaeksoa ue election of Mr lin date cf uly 13th announce that a Secretary I Vizier had arrived from th camp at Choumla bear ing propositions of peace from tha Russian General -in- Pld asyng from tie gutan for te Grand Virier ni hi id dlsed the Giaod Vi- I Vpzier Geo Dtebitsch bad acvlseu Hi Ulaoo vi Eier that lie power from to treat for peace should the Porte wish tn put an cud lo th I Tho Vizier replied in a doubtful maimer sta- I lioff that all the couditons on which the Treaty was to ho known before negotiations could he opend The Nurembirg Oazetl nnaMnced 1 4rrtminly been evacuated by tbe garriaoB on account of their tick nest w- u4 -tblihl the NASHYH LE INN 0I1 the pub0 Square is Nahvdle and will snare noexertion to 1 render the aerommodations for travellers and boarders squal to those of anv oilier similar establishment The house an'd out- budding whirh have long been devoted to thesame oh)erthav- soms imrUat additions are wall sdapt- 1 (h nirriainment of a great nundier of persons in ihe coiofoi table unit iHimfiK lory manner The nndrrjiuFrti hbrm recently known iu Neshsille as proprietor of th wh mgion Hotel and now -eid wnh him (as inurexid in line ntLlihmenO flllllP LONG who fns wnir In" while under he manameni of Gapt RmRhyand who well known for Iu mdiiv ud otu-nimn VfTNKS of 11 kndTThii'orrUi.